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Big inning helps Braves top Sox

Big inning helps Braves top Sox

White Sox shortstop Dylan Young throws to first in time to retire a Cardinal batter during last week?s win at Hoover-Millraney Field.
The McBride?s Window Braves used a six-run second inning to help them to a win Thursday, as they downed the Hot Wheels White Sox 8-3 in the boys? Junior League at Hoover-Millraney Field.

Up 1-0 before the big second, the Braves added another run in the third then held on in the fourth as the White Sox tried to comeback, but were stopped after plating three runs.

The Braves got three hits from Deandre League, while Micah Martin doubled and Hunter Mullican , Ryan Jennings, Hunter King and Peyton Collins added singles.

Hot Wheels? hits came from Logan Hill, who went 3-for-3 with a triple, as well as Adam Denning and Dylan Young.

League got the win on the hill for the Braves, pitching three innings, while Jennings worked an inning of relief. Dylan Young took the loss, pitching three frames before being relieved by Alex Sullivan.

In Thursday?s early game, the league-leading Exchange Furniture Cubs downed the Sony Salon Marlins by a 16-2 final, collecting 13 hits in the process.

Jonathan Reed and Logan Underhill had three hits each, with Lane Steakley, Will Basham and Hunter Boulding adding two apiece and Hayden Holder connecting for one. Underhill was the winning pitcher, fanning six and giving up one hit over two innings. Boulding allowed two runs on two hits through an inning of relief.

For the Marlins, Zachary Wildes, Colin Stubblefield and Chase Lefebvre had a hit each, with Lefebvre taking the loss on the mound.

? Tuesday night, the White Sox took down the Superior Walls Cardinals with a 6-1 win, plating three runs in the third and two in the fourth to seal the victory.

Trevor Young got the win on the hill, going the distance while allowing five hits, five walks and recording eight strikeouts. The loss went to Lake Hillis.

The White Sox got their offense from Dylan Young and Hank Whittemore, who had two hits each, as well as Logan Hill and Alex Sullivan, who each had one.

The Cardinals got two hits from Logan Wanamaker, two more from Samuel Arnold and a double from Hillis.

Tuesday?s late game featured the Braves in action against the Marlins, with the Braves taking an early lead on the way to an 8-2 win.

Peyton Collins worked three innings for the victory, allowing one hit and three walks against five strikeouts. Ryan Jennings pitched two innings of relief. The loss went to Alex Rowland, who went the distance for the Marlins.

At the plate, Micah Martin helped his Braves with a pair of hits, while hunter King, Jennings and Collins had one each.

The Marlins? only hit of the day came from Zachary Wildes, who doubled and scored in the third.

The Junior League regular season was scheduled to wrap up on Saturday, with the tournament to begin Monday night.

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